• The Contractor (2007) Soundtrack OST •

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Title in Español:

The Contractor - Rischio supremo

Title in Português:

The Contractor - Doppeltes Spiel

Synopsis

Retired C.I.A. black-ops hitman James Dial (Wesley Snipes) is living his life in seclusion on his ranch in Montana when he is offered the chance to redeem himself by his former employer, Jeremy Collins (Ralph Brown).

A few years ago, Dial was a few seconds away from taking down notorious terrorist cell leader Ali Mahmud Jahar (Nikolai Sotirov) when his carelessness allowed Jahar to escape, marking his mission as a failure. Now, Collins wants Dial to eliminate Jahar, who has been captured and is now in the custody of the Police in London, England.

Provided with a safe house, passport, and an assistant named Terry Winchell (Richard Harrington), Dial is off to London to finish what he started several years ago. Disguised as a Priest, Dial gets in position in a church's bell tower across the street from the building into which Jahar is being brought.

When Jahar is brought out of his transport truck, his head is covered by a jacket, leaving Dial without a clean shot. Not wanting to fail again, Dial patiently waits for his opportunity. Moments later, Dial fatally shoots Jahar in the head.

Because of a delay caused by a pair of cops, Winchell is late bringing the getaway car, and that brings attention to them fleeing the scene. After numerous attempts to stop the car, the Police open fire, killing Winchell. The car, now out of control, comes to crashing stop, injuring Dial.

On the run and bleeding profusely, Dial makes his way to the safe house, where he meets curious twelve-year-old neighbor Emily Day (Eliza Bennett), who lives with her grandmother. Emily helps Dial stop the bleeding.

Even though Jahar was eliminated, the mission was a failure to Collins because Dial was observed fleeing the scene on a security camera. In the U.S., Collins is being investigated for running a C.I.A. hit squad, and if word gets back about Dial and the death of Winchell, Collins will be exposed.

Stopping at nothing to keep his name clean, Collins frames Dial for the murder of Detective Chief Superintendent Andrew Windsor (Charles Dance). Now a wanted man by Collins and the British Police, Dial must do whatever it takes to prove his innocence, knowing that Detective Inspector Annette Ballard (Lena Headey), Windsor's vengeful daughter, is after him as well.

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	Holding Out For More	Stephen Cohen: Writer

User reviews

Andrew Scott

5/10

The soundtrack of The Contractor was a fitting accompaniment to the intense action sequences and suspenseful moments throughout the film. The music effectively heightened the tension and added to the overall atmosphere of the movie.

James Parker

5/10

I found the use of instrumental pieces in the soundtrack to be particularly impactful, as they helped convey the emotions and inner turmoil of the characters, especially James Dial. The music complemented the character development and added depth to the story.

Melissa Wright

5/10

However, there were moments in the soundtrack where I felt the music was a bit repetitive and predictable, lacking originality. While it served its purpose in enhancing the scenes, a more diverse and innovative selection of tracks could have elevated the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Carter

10/10

The soundtrack of The Contractor perfectly captures the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. Each musical piece enhances the action-packed scenes and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Margaret Thompson

10/10

Overall, the music in The Contractor elevates the viewing experience and complements the thrilling narrative, making it a memorable and captivating soundtrack that enhances the overall cinematic experience.

Brian Taylor

7/10

The music selection in The Contractor effectively sets the tone for each scene, from the quiet moments of reflection to the adrenaline-pumping chase sequences, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film.

James Harris

9/10

The use of orchestral arrangements and electronic elements in the soundtrack adds depth and emotion to the storyline, creating a powerful impact on the audience.

Stephanie Davis

4/10

The soundtrack of The Contractor did not effectively capture the intensity and suspense of the film's action sequences. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the emotional impact of key moments.

Joshua Miller

2/10

Additionally, the score often felt out of place, distracting from the tension and drama of the storyline. It lacked cohesion with the on-screen events, making it difficult for the audience to fully immerse themselves in the film's world.

Sarah Davis

7/10

The soundtrack of The Contractor perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film's intense action sequences, enhancing the overall viewing experience for the audience.

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